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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
7
James M. Curley claimed in rallies across East Boston and Charlestown that about 80 percent of Pelletter forces had already joined, signaling a forthcoming landslide. He spoke to thousands, rallying support for his campaign.
The Curley camp announced plans to shift operations to Pelle tier’s headquarters and warned that by Saturday Boston Common might need to be added to its base as support grows large.
At Ward 3 rally in municipal building Charlestown Mr Curley bars access to Giblin and condemns John R Murphy as mayoral candidate. He vows to pressure Washington after election to repair the edge men at Charlestown Navy Yard and cites June 17 centenary events.
Cries of fire sent tenants into the streets as a third alarm in as many weeks rung from Hotel Denmark at 718 Dudley Street. A subsequent blaze on the upper stairway led to a complaint of arson being filed. Dorchester police, alerted Nov 21, have monitored the building. a man was seen fleeing as fire alarms echoed.
John R Murphy addressed over 3000 supporters at rallies in Fox Hall Upham's Corner Regent Hall Roxbury and Hibernian Hall Charlestown predicting a Murphy victory by at least 100000 votes. He accused Curley of false statements about him and cited Curley’s opposition to city employee benefits and the two platoon bill.
Dorothy Phillips stars with Allen Holubar directing in The Soul Seeker now in production. Phillips is married to Holubar in real life and they share a hobby with their daughter Gwendolyn. Holubar rose as an actor in A Soul for Sale The Right to Happiness and Sirens of the Sea before directing Hearts of Humanity and Man Woman and Marriage.
D W Griffith completes The Two Orphans a sixteen reel feature cut to ten or twelve reels for release. Boston premiere scheduled at Tremont Theatre on December ?th.
John Barrymore completes exterior London scenes for Sherlock Holmes and moves to film interior sequences in New York. The Lotus Eaters, Barrymore’s film from last winter, has just been released.
Thomas H. Ince sets up another film feature titled Someone to Love with an original story by C. Gardner Sullivan who also authored the recent Ince release Fail the Woman. The package signals Sullivan’s continued collaboration with Ince on current productions.
The letter copy covers film stars, marriages, and studio locations. Mentions Mahlon Hamilton Mae Murray Louise Huff Richard Barthelmess Olive Thomas Harold Lloyd Jack Pickford and others with notes on Boston and Universal City studios and casting directions for extras.
Charlies S. O'Connor told a South End audience last evening that he paid one third of his campaign costs personally and that the rest came from friends who want honest government. He said newspaper ads cost 1200 dollars funded by six friends at 200 dollars each and named the contributors.
The speaker evangelizes in several venues in Charleston and Boston, defying question on $60,000 offers for withdrawal. He asserts O Connor leads by large margins across South Boston East Boston Charlestown and Dorchester and denounces the Good Government Association as favoring special interests and nonresident interference.
Two young men wearing an army overcoat forcibly entered F. G. Ripley’s Malden home at 16 Gould Avenue while he was away at a theatre. They ransacked rooms and pantry before escaping, barricading the front door. They left without taking valuables.
The notice provides guidance to reach the new Arlington Subway Station starting from the north. It notes the verification by the Boston Elevated Railway Company for accuracy and reliability of the route details.
The new Arlington station on the Boylston Street subway centralizes access from Paine's area to East Boston, Chelsea, and downtown routes. Commuters from Revere, Everett, Malden, Medford and Somerville transfer at Sullivan Square Elevated and Washington Station to reach the Cambridge subway level and Park Street Arlington with ease.
Mayor Peters outlines the city and Governor's committees to greet General Armando Diaz on Thursday morning. The Severoni-led group includes numerous local citizens, doctors, professors, and veterans, with State Legion officials and Governor's appointees joining the reception.
The White Star Line steamship Cretic, sailing from New York to the Mediterranean via the Azores and Madeira, will arrive at Commonwealth Pier in South Boston this afternoon to embark 15 first class 7 second class and 600 third class passengers primarily Italians and Portuguese for Christmas. The ship will depart at 5 o'clock after stopping at Halifax Nova Scotia to take on additional passengers.
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